I never claimed to support the viewpoint or speak for its validity, I merely pointed out that the people who believe this, have a valid religious reason that is not inherently racist. You can't refute that because it is true. The truth is like that, it's not easy to refute, but goddamn if you people don't try like hell anyway!
Back to the religious viewpoint in question, it has nothing to do with prejudging a relationship, that would be "prejudiced" and this has nothing to do with that. As I explained, it is a religious teaching from the Old Testament in the Bible. The viewpoint is not applied to one race, or against certain races, it is applied universally to all races of people. It has nothing to do with relationships or judgment regarding relationships. It has to do with following what they believe to be the will of the God they worship. What part of that are you failing to comprehend?